By Bruce Allen
bruce@patriotsdaily.com
Here is a sampling of the reaction from network TV analysts during and after the Patriots 38-35 win over the New York Giants on Saturday night.
NFL Network
Don Shula, a live remote guest on the pregame show when asked by Rich Eisen his thoughts on Bill Belichick:
“He should be given credit for what the [...]
by Scott Benson
scott@patriotsdaily.com
I’m calling an official Fan’s Day Off. Go ahead, get out of here.
The storm clouds in my head this morning might have played a role in this decision. Still, I stand by it. Or maybe I should recline by it – I have to pace myself today. If you’re anything like me, you [...]
by the Patriots Daily Staff
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The day has arrived. Just one more Giant step to a perfect regular season.
On an occasion such as this, it seemed only right to query our favorite group of yahoos – the PD Roundtable gang – for their thoughts as their team stands at the brink of history.
You’ve all been Patriots [...]
by Christopher Price
chris@patriotsdaily.com
The New England running backs are charged with much more than simply running the football. They are often the last line of defense between Tom Brady and an onrushing lineman or linebacker.
Through 15 games, the Patriots have allowed just 20 sacks on the season, the fifth-lowest total in the league. And while much [...]
by Bill Barnwell
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Note: Last week, I mentioned that I would be discussing the offensive and defensive relationships to the injury data I gathered in this week’s column on Patriots Daily. The day my column went up, Willie Parker went down for the year with a broken leg, and it seemed natural to write a short [...]
By Bruce Allen
Patriots Daily Staff
bruce@patriotsdaily.com
This Folks, as they say, is just in…
The NFL announced today that Saturday night’s Patriots/Giants game, which was originally scheduled to be only broadcast on the NFL Network and locally on Boston’s WCVB-TV and Manchester NH’s WMUR-TV will now be simulcast nationally on NBC and CBS in addition to the original [...]
by Greg Doyle
greg@patriotsdaily.com
The college bowl season resumes on the day after Christmas and there are several very interesting games and many good NFL-caliber players to watch between now and Friday. Let’s take a look.
Thursday December 27, 2007
Holiday Bowl – Arizona State (10-2) vs. Texas (9-3) (ESPN 8:00 PM EST): The Holiday Bowl has traditionally turned [...]
by Scott Benson
scott@patriotsdaily.com
I hope you all had a nice Christmas yesterday. But there’s still one present under the tree for draft watching Pats fans, to be opened next Sunday night. Let’s pick up the package and give it a good shake. What do we know?
One thing we know: the Patriots will have a pick in the top [...]
by Scott Benson
scott@patriotsdaily.com
The New England Patriots became the first team in NFL history to start the season with fifteen consecutive victories with yesterday’s 28-7 win over the Miami Dolphins.
It was also New England’s 18th consecutive regular season win, tying the league record they set in 2004.
The Pats were a bit two-faced in this one – [...]
by Scott Benson
scott@patriotsdaily.com
The Patriots will try to become the first NFL team to notch a 15-0 regular season record this afternoon when they host the 1-13 Miami Dolphins at Gillette Stadium.
It’s been a big week for our friends the Fins, who avoided a winless season with a thrilling overtime victory over the Baltimore Ravens (again, [...]
by Scott Benson
scott@patriotsdaily.com
Shaun Hill didn’t get the memo, apparently.
The Niners’ third-string quarterback, making the first start of his six-year NFL career, continued his efficient play (107.4 quarterback rating over the two weeks) to lead San Francisco over Cincinnati for its fourth win of the season against ten losses, dropping the Patriots from the 2nd pick [...]
by Greg Doyle
greg@patriotsdaily.com
The College Bowl season gets under this week and I could not be more excited. Scores of entertaining, fun games between generally good teams with many great players can be found from now up until through the first week of the New Year. So sit back, enjoy and take in some college football. [...]
